NEW COLLEGE
BACHELOR OF ARTS ETHNICITY, RACE AND FIRST NATIONS STUDIES
Major Requirements = 45 credits
Listed below is preliminary requirement information for the Bachelor of Arts degree in Ethnicity, Race and First Nations Studies.
CORE requirements = 12 credits
| ETH 300 | Principles of Ethnic Studies |
| ETH 310 | Research Methods in Ethnic, Racial, and First Nation Populations |
| ENG 317 | Cross-Cultural Writing |
| ETH 484 | Ethnic Studies Internship |
CLUSTER Requirements (Select two courses from each cluster) = 24 credits
Students may count up to 12 credits (1 course from each cluster) of relevant lower division; courses subject to approval by Advisor.
Identity Matters
| ETH 100 | Introduction to Ethnic Studies |
| AMS 330 | Intro to American Lives |
| ENG 476 | Folklore & Everyday Life |
| IAS/ENG 420 | Multicultural Autobiographies |
| IAS 220 | Psychology, Multicultural Narratives & Religion |
| SBS 301 | Cultural Diversity |
| SBS 410 | Intro to Asian American Experiences |
| WST 370 | Chronicling Women’s Lives |
| WST 473 | Latina/Chicana Representation |
Literacy Matters:
| ENG 353 | African American Literature: Beginnings thru the Harlem Renaissance |
| ENG 354 | African American Literature: Harlem Renaissance to the present |
| ENG 359 | American Indian Literature |
| ENG 363 | Chicano Literature |
| ENG 463 | Studies in African American Literature |
| ENG 460/WST 467 | Ethnic Women Writers |
| ENG 462 | Africana Literature |
| IAP 464 | Media & Diversity |
Community & Policy Matters
| AMS 327 | Regional Cultures (Southwest borderlands) |
| AMS 428 | Chicano Cultures in the Southwest |
| ASB 442 | Urban Anthropology |
| HIS 331 | American Indians |
| IAS/PHI 407 | Environmental Philosophy & Policy |
| POL 320 | Latino Politics |
| SOC 270/370 | Race, Ethnicity & Minorities |
| WST 300 | Women in Contemporary Society |
| WST 350 | Race, Class and Gender |
Transnational Matters
| ASB 340 | Migration & Culture |
| ASB 440 | Women & Global Factory |
| HIS 454 | History of Genocide |
| HIS 462 | African Diaspora |
| HIS 465 | Origins of Racism |
| SOC 324 | Work & Workplace |
| POL 430 | Race & Politics in America |
| WST 390 | Women and World Religion |
| WST 475 | Women of the Diaspora Across Cultures |
CAREER AREAS
Chosen in consultation with faculty advisor
(Select 3 courses based on career focus)
- Arts & Music
- Business
- Education/Teaching
- Health
- Law
- Policy & Public Sector
- Spanish
- Science & Technology
- Social Entrepreneurship
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